How to grow potted passion fruit? What should you pay attention to when overwintering?

Passion fruit is a kind of fruit with a unique taste. The skin is hard and the pulp is grain by grain, wrapped in mucus. Some people can't accept its taste and think it is not delicious. In fact, just try it a few more times, just like eating durian. Passion fruit is rich in nutritional value, whether it is soaked in water or mixed with drinks, it has a unique flavor. Recently, a friend asked how to grow potted passion fruit. What should you pay attention to when overwintering? Let's take a look at the problem analysis.

First, how to grow potted passion fruit?

1. Selecting passion fruit seeds is the key.

March to May is a suitable planting period for potted passion fruit. The seed of passion fruit is actually the pulp of passion fruit. Take out the pulp and expose it to the sun for a few days, so that the seeds in the pulp can be more easily taken out. Of course, you can also go to the market to buy the seeds of passion fruit directly.

2. Passion fruit does not require high planting containers.

Earthen pots, pottery pots, purple sand pots, wooden pots, plastic flowerpots and so on can all be used as containers. Punching a few small holes under the pot can make the flowerpot have better water permeability and air permeability. The diameter of the container for planting passion fruit in the first year is about 20-25 cm.

3. Soil conditions

Passion fruit can be planted on flat or sloping land with good irrigation, such as sandy loam, red loam, kaolin and so on, but it can not be planted in long-term low-lying water areas. Where the soil is fertile, loose and well drained, the paddy fields that can be drained and irrigated are very conducive to the planting and growth of passion fruit. The best value of soil pH is between 5 and 6; when pH